Get White Vinyl Wrap for your Vehicle: Twice Cheaper than Repaint

White car wrap: what is it?

A car wrap is a thin layer of vinyl film that is applied over the original paintwork. It changes the appearance of the vehicle right away, but also gives it a strong protective layer. It also will keep the damage away — road debris, chips, chemicals, etc. People who want to raise the resale value of their cars, choose this service.

Whether you own a sedan, an SUV, a motorbike, a boat, or any other type of vehicle, it is possible to wrap it in a white film. Wrap the entire thing or just parts of it! You can make the wrapping even more special by choosing different finishes — gloss, matte, metallic, or chrome. Sounds appealing? Give us a call at 773-455-0467 or 312-212-0493 and get your exact quote today!

Why go for a white vinyl wrap?

First of all, it is a super easy solution to renew your vehicle’s white color and protect it from damage. White is the most popular car color in the U.S. and many other countries, but in case the original paintwork needs upgrading, not everyone can afford pricey paintwork.

Another reason to apply white film is to save time. Auto wrapping is a super effective and fast service, that allows you to make your white car look like new in just a couple of days!

Vinyl wrapping has the advantage of being cheaper and easier to apply, but also _ to remove compared to repainting. Here at Tinting Chicago, we are working with high-quality films from top brands such as 3M and Avery Dennison, coming with a warranty of 2 years.

More benefits of white car wrapping

By being protected by a layer of strong vinyl, the pristine white paintwork lasts much longer. The wrap protects it against scratches and all kinds of damages, but also against fading caused by the sun, and against corrosion. To sum things up, the benefits of white wrapping are:

• Prevents scratching
• Decreases damage caused by road debris
• Easily applicable and removable
• Affordable alternative to paint
• Customizable for any vehicle
• Can be full or partial
• Maintains the good resale value